These pay initiatives complement our extensive condition package that range from company mobile phones to support for conference attendance and 100% CIfA
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membership. Come join our growing team! #CareerOpportunities #archaeology #graduate #heritage

We were visited by the children of Ballogie Nursery, who learnt about shoemaking, and made our conservators a homemade thank you card!
Want to discover more on the Ballogie Souter’s Workshop? Visit the website of the funders of this project, the Birse Community Trust website: tinyurl.com/birsesout

This project was made possible by funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund Scotland, Fallago Environment Fund and other funders. #stoneage #stoneagetools #archaeology

...and where else in history we're going next with the project! Open to all, 10-5pm. For more details visit: tinyurl.com/SEC2526
With thanks to Kent County Council and Hodson Developments
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Become a volunteer researcher for the Chilmington Green Community Archaeology Project! 📚 Email chilmington@aocarchaeology.com.

Thanks to Hodsons Developments and
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These finds were likely stashed away by the Bomb Disposal Services personnel who were billeted at Singleton Manor in WWII. Read more about our project here: chilmington-green.aocarchaeology.com
With Thanks to Hodson Developments

A fantastic experience to engage with students at various stages of their academic careers to discuss their career options, the fair serves as a platform to spark conversations about fieldwork and diverse aspects of archaeology, and facilitate valuable networking opportunities for students! 👩‍🎓

🔎 What was life like in Edwardian Chilmington?
🔎What can this small village tell us about the wider impact of WWI?
Discover their stories in Chilmington at Peace, 1911—part of our Chilmington at War research series soon on our project website: chilmington-green.aocarchaeology.com

But was that really the case?
Genealogical researcher Steven Bartlett delves into the 1911 Census to uncover the lives of farmers, brickmakers, and servants—ordinary people whose worlds would soon be upended by war. Some never returned. Others came back forever changed.